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Ivan Howard (Gayngs, The Rosebuds) was happy to be tricked into joining his latest band.

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One of country music's bright young stars takes us behind the imaginative characters in her musical neighborhood.

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McCartney’s ability to draw from his past invites new generations of listeners into a world we once knew—or we wish we knew.

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Glen Phillips joins the podcast to reflect back on a career in which resistance has taken many forms.

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The final half of our essay reflecting on the deaths of Bowie, Bourdain, Scott Hutchison and how their work inspired us to love each other

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Ultimately this album will go down as the magnum opus in the milo catalog.

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Jaffe's intoxicating mix of twilight compositions and lyrical confidence makes This Is Better worth your time.

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Sam Cohen's new album, from beginning to end, is intoxicating and inventive.

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Ellen Kempner shares the lessons she's learned on her journey to be true to herself.

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The singer-songwriter walks in the tension of expectation and gratitude in his musical career.

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The album’s words and wounds remain raw, as its sound and impact remain startling and singular.

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Adam Thompson reflects back on the life of the band's debut, These Four Walls.

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Jack Barnett believes art can be transformational and he hopes These New Puritans can embody that very notion.

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The singer-songwriter has found personal healing and is offering musical medicine to anyone who will listen.

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Savoir Adore is back with a heartening (and hypnotic) treatise on the power of change

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The singer-songwriter puts his spin on a brilliantly pared down covers project.